Ukraine election held by...?

12beduins Aug 20

A Ukrainian woman, intoxicated, bit Polish police officers who were trying to help her. She will now be deported to Ukraine.

pink.impala Aug 19

WATCH: In Kamensk, Dnipropetrovsk region, a woman pleaded with the recruitment officers on her knees not to take her husband. This did not save the man.

thecaricature Aug 10

*handsout*

Rzzpkt Apr 12

today orban did the same, and lost, likely to a super majority lol

Quilty Feb 15

MF ukrainian freeloaders demanding money agan, WHAT A FAILURE THEY ARE

Quilty Feb 12

'We are ready for any referendum or election schedules, but security is necessary. A ceasefire is needed - Zelensky is trying to negotiate a respite for the Armed Forces of Ukraine. Another BS attempt to get a ceasefire. Nice try bozo.

Quilty Feb 7

Why? they love being led to slaughter like dumb sheep and they just worship Zelensky

Run4ik Jan 5

wait news and sell)

wbxxx Dec 20

good point

vaxastadnyk Sep 27

Predictions 5))

archaic Aug 22

Ukrainian Ambassador to the UK, Gen. Valeriy Zaluzhny is quietly preparing a run for president - in direct opposition to Zelensky.

exarus Aug 18

Zelenskyi said he's open for elections

jalalwins Jul 4

Copium

vaxastadnyk Apr 15

easy yes

jalalwins Apr 2

no one cares about trump and ofc Ukraine doesnt care about putler

TRUTH Mar 31

you don't know much about Ukraine LOL

OneT Mar 30

The Ukrainian parliament just votet on this and unanimously decided that elections will be held once "a stable peace in ukraine is established"

AAVVAA Mar 28

Free money here :) Elections will be organized this year.

AAVVAA Mar 28

Nobody wants Zelensky to stay as a president. Niether Trump, nor Putin... even Ukrainian people don't want him to stay as a president.

jalalwins Mar 26

All those guys who voted yes, sorry for you! I live in Ukraine whole my life, if you came to power here you get everything, so I dont expect someone would willingly step from power, specially Zelenskyi. They can hold elections only if they think that He will win again. simple like that

copefan Mar 22

U.S. President Donald Trump's special envoy Steve Witkoff asserted that Kyiv has "agreed" to organize presidential elections in Ukraine, without providing details or evidence backing his claim. [link removed]

syntez-syhnalu Mar 19

Key stakeholders have competing agendas making free elections nearly impossible: Russia has made clear a Zelenskyy victory is unacceptable. They want someone who'll bend to Moscow. USA faces contradictions. Zelenskyy's pushback against Washington has strengthened his domestic support. Meanwhile, Putin suggests hockey games during war, then violates ceasefires. Russia, despite military losses, sanctions, and dependence on China, somehow sets terms while USA follows along. EU wants pro-integration leadership, while China prioritizes trade routes over democratic principles. If elections materialize, they'll face enormous challenges: How do citizens in occupied territories vote? What about displaced people? Can campaigns operate safely? Those offering confident predictions about Ukraine's electoral future are selling certainty where none exists. The reality is messier, the challenges greater, and the path forward less clear than many commentators admit.

syntez-syhnalu Mar 19

It seems to be common to talk about Ukraine as if it exists in a vacuum, free from the gravitational pull of global power politics. But that's not the Ukraine that exists in our world. In a theoretical free election, Zelenskyy would be the frontrunner, with Zaluzhnyi as his credible challenger. Others like Poroshenko, Tymoshenko, and Klitschko haven't found resonance in this crisis. But I'm skeptical about Ukrainian elections happening in 2025 at all. The 1953 Korean Armistice negotiations took two years for even a tentative peace. Ukraine's own political opposition acknowledges conditions aren't right for elections - demonstrating the unity often forged in wartime.

leksus Mar 6

Top Trump allies hold secret talks with Zelenskyy’s Ukrainian opponents. As Washington ramps up its pressure on Zelenskyy to step aside, his rivals are talking to Trump’s team. [link removed]

Ellizory Mar 2

Nothing is done yet

syntez-syhnalu Feb 28

Well now when there is nothing to expect from the USA then there is no reason to follow any such demands for Ukrain.

dog3 Feb 28

Ukraine cannot hold a national election in 2025 due to several major challenges caused by the ongoing war. First, many voters are serving at the front, making it nearly impossible for them to participate in the electoral process. Second, large parts of Ukraine’s territory remain under Russian occupation, meaning millions of citizens in these regions would be unable to vote. Third, millions of Ukrainians have fled the country as refugees, making it difficult to ensure their participation and maintain fair electoral procedures abroad. Additionally, organizing elections during wartime poses serious security risks, as polling stations and electoral infrastructure could become military targets. Lastly, martial law, which is currently in place, legally prevents elections from being held. Under these conditions, a free and fair election is simply not feasible.

Nurax Feb 27

But why would they not extend it? They are still at war and do not want to hold elections. It all depends on when you think the war will be over, only then will elections take place.

leksus Feb 27

It doesn't matter at all what the Ukrainian parliament voted on. The decision on the elections will be made regardless of their consent or disagreement. In order for peace to come, martial law must be lifted. Which will be automatically lifted in May, since they extend it every 3 months. It is enough not to vote for the continuation of martial law.

Nurax Feb 27

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Nurax Feb 27

The Verkhovna Rada of Ukraine states that the martial law imposed in the conditions of full-scale Russian aggression in Ukraine does not allow elections to be held in accordance with the Constitution of Ukraine. At the same time, the Ukrainian people are united in the fact that such elections should be held after the end of the war The Verkhovna Rada of Ukraine on behalf of the Ukrainian people declares that Ukraine, as a democratic country, as only a comprehensive, just and stable peace will be ensured on its territory, will, by the decision of the Parliament of Ukraine, announce the holding of elections for the President of Ukraine and will ensure that they are held in accordance with all international election standards. The statement also states that the mandate of President Volodymyr Zelenskyi is not being questioned by the Ukrainian people and the Verkhovna Rada.

Nurax Feb 27

The Ukrainian parliament just votet on this and unanimously decided that elections will be held once "a stable peace in ukraine is established"

syntez-syhnalu Feb 27

*an Ukrainian election *and provoke a rift

syntez-syhnalu Feb 27

Putins real interest in airing a need for Ukrainian, a bait taken by the USA administration, was to humiliate Zelensky provoce a rift in the Uk.-USA relation. It worked. Putin does really not want an election in Ukraine, since a pro-ukrainian candidate would win, Zelensky or possibly Zaluzhnyi. The newly elected president would get improved legitimacy and authority. The winners voice in final negotiations would carry much more weight. Kremlin don't really want that. Thus Washington will let the idea fade out.

Abb233 Feb 25

Why

dog3 Feb 21

they are not able to hold an election

Josss Feb 20

Supposedly for misappropriating charity funds for political purposes. Not going down well with the Americans that can't tolerate martial law.

barberry-in-gravy Feb 20

LOL

Welcomecash Feb 17

The government plans to hold simultaneous elections of the president, parliament and local councils in the fall of 2025. Petro Poroshenko said this in an interview with the [link removed] portal. - Write down - October 26 this year, - said Poroshenko, answering the question, when in Ukraine may be held elections. According to him, he has such information, in particular, from sources in law enforcement agencies and at the polygraph plant “Ukraine”, which, “is now processing how many ballots are needed”. - According to our sources in the Central Election Commission, which is starting to make changes to the voter register. According to our sources in the Ministry of Justice, which is opening its first office in Berlin. Exclusively for the preparation of elections,” Poroshenko added. He also noted that according to the Constitution, there should be elections to Parliament at the end of the year, “although they should have been two years ago.” - And we should have local elections at the end of October. The authorities' dream is to hold all the elections at the same time,” Poroshenko said.

Welcomecash Feb 16

Trump wants to secure ceasefire in Ukraine before Easter - Bloomberg

tsybka Feb 16

Petya legit president

tsybka Feb 16

GGO

Welcomecash Feb 16

Elections in Ukraine will be held on October 26, 2025 - Poroshenko

leksus Feb 15

nothing extra needs to be done for the elections, it is enough not to extend martial law (which is extended every 90 days)

MaximizingLosses Feb 15

2025 is too early. Very likely No for this market.

IntelGeoPol Feb 15

Russian spy agency says NATO wants to remove Zelensky through elections [link removed]

IntelGeoPol Feb 15

According to Ukraine constitution it’s not allowed to hold elections while martial law is in place. - [link removed]

MinCash Feb 15

Sure, because no countries through history have held elections during war time. The fact that Ukraine doesn't only shows how ultra corrupt they actually are. Such is life under the dictatorship of a gay jew penis piano player.

DamusFuturist Feb 14

"Who that matters" will stop them he meant ;)

DamusFuturist Feb 14

Precisely. It is why I am a yes.